draw up a list of democratic rights we enjoy today whose origins could be traced to the french revolution

 The following fundamental rights, given in the Indian constitution can be traced to the French Revolution:

• The right to equality

• The right to freedom of speech and expression

• The right to freedom from exploitation

• The right to constitutional remedies 

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 draw up list of democratic rights we enjoy today whose orgins could be traced in french revolution & explain it

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democratic rights we enjoy today

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Some of the democratic rights which we enjoy today,whose origins could be traced to the French revolution are an integral part of the preamble of the Indian constitution (1) Rights to equality,including equality before law,prohibition of discrimination & equality of opportunity in matter of employment (2) Rights to freedom of speech & expression including right to practice any profession or occupation. (3) Right against exploitation (4) Right to live (5) Right to vote (6) Education right
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?The following fundamental rights, given in the Indian constitution can be traced to the French Revolution:

? The right to equality

? The right to freedom of speech and expression

? The right to freedom from exploitation

? The right to constitutional remedies?
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Some of the democratic rights which we enjoy today, whose origins could be traced to the French Revolution are an integral part of the Preamble, Fundamental Rights and Directive Principles of the Indian Constitution.

i. Right to equality including equality before law, prohibition of discrimination and equality of opportunity in matters of employment.

ii. Right to freedom of speech and expression including right to practice any profession or occupation.

iii. Right against exploitation.

iv. Right to life.

v. Right to vote.

vi. Promotion of the idea of fraternity by maintaining friendly relations with foreign countries in the spirit of brotherhood.

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The list of democratic rights are the following points: •The right to equality. •The right to freedom of speech and expression. •The right to freedom from exploitation. •The right to constitutional remedies.
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